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Michael Watkins

director

Quantum Leap (s03e10)

A Little Miracle

by Sandy Fries and Robert Wolterstorff, directed by Michael Watkins


Quantum Leap (s03e10), “A Little Miracle” by Sandy Fries and Robert Wolterstorff, directed by Michael Watkins (NBC-TV, USA, 33228).

Quantum Leap (s03e19)

Last Dance before an Execution

by Deborah Pratt, directed by Michael Watkins


Quantum Leap (s03e19), “Last Dance before an Execution” by Deborah Pratt, directed by Michael Watkins (NBC-TV, USA, 1 May 1991).

Quantum Leap (s04e03)

Hurricane

by Chris Ruppenthal, directed by Michael Watkins


Quantum Leap (s04e03), “Hurricane” by Chris Ruppenthal, directed by Michael Watkins (NBC-TV, USA, 2 October 1991).

Quantum Leap (s04e10)

Unchained

by Paris Qualles, directed by Michael Watkins


Quantum Leap (s04e10), “Unchained” by Paris Qualles, directed by Michael Watkins (NBC-TV, USA, 27 November 1991).

Quantum Leap (s04e15)

A Song for the Soul

by Deborah Pratt, directed by Michael Watkins


Quantum Leap (s04e15), “A Song for the Soul” by Deborah Pratt, directed by Michael Watkins (NBC-TV, USA, 26 February 1992).

Quantum Leap (s05e05)

Killin’ Time

by Tommy Thompson, directed by Michael Watkins


Quantum Leap (s05e05), “Killin’ Time” by Tommy Thompson, directed by Michael Watkins (NBC-TV, USA, 20 October 1992).

5ive Days to Midnight

by Robert Zappia et. al., directed by Michael Watkins

In this SciFi Channel miniseries, J.T. Neumeyer (physics professor, widower, and single dad) receives a briefcase from decades in the future containing a police file with the details of his murder five days hence. Once he accepts it as real, he has some success at changing fate by saving a woman from an accident—and then fate starts pushing back by killing her in a different accident, putting J.T. is on a track to meet his own fate.
The future is not immutable—you can print that!

5ive Days to Midnight by Robert Zappia et. al., directed by Michael Watkins (7 June 2004).

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